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Safety concerns over overhanging tress on busy road in Tullamore

Overhanging trees along Charleville Road have sparked safety concerns, with Councillor Declan Harvey calling on Offaly County Council to take action. He has urged the council to contact the landowners and request that the trees and hedgerows ...

09 Sept 2025 at 12:33

Tullamore Tribune

New footpath and gateway onto greenway opens Tullamore

A new footpath has been installed through the playground at Connolly Park allowing access onto the Grand Canal Greenway in Tullamore. A number of people were already walking through the playground and used it as a shortcut to the walkway. ...

18 Sept 2025 at 14:33

Tullamore Tribune

Redwood Estate Tullamore 'taken in charge' others left in limbo

The Redwood Estate in Tullamore is to be officially ''taken in charge'' by Offaly County Council, following a recommendation from the Director of Services for Tullamore, Paul McLoughlin. Mr McLoughlin confirmed that the process had been ...

22 Jul 2025 at 17:33

Tullamore Tribune

Minute's silence for beloved Pullagh community man Paul Loonam

A minute’s silence was held at the July meeting of Tullamore Municipal District in memory of the late Paul Loonam, whose sudden and tragic passing yesterday Wednesday July 9 sent shockwaves through the Pullagh community and beyond. ...

10 Jul 2025 at 16:33

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Offaly Councillors demand overhaul of outdated wind energy guidelines

MOUNTING frustration over outdated wind energy regulations came to a head at the July meeting of Offaly County Council, where councillors united calling for an immediate update to national guidelines. Many argued the current ...

24 Jul 2025 at 12:33

Tullamore Tribune

No job losses at Tullamore distillery assures councillor

Councillor Declan Harvey has moved to assure people there will be no job losses at the Tullamore D.E.W. Distillery at Clonminch.Cllr Harvey was speaking at the April Municipal District meeting. The Tullamore Tribune ...

10 Apr 2025 at 17:33

Tullamore Tribune

No need to worry — Kilbeggan Bridge, Tullamore will easily handle two-way truck traffic

Two trucks, two buses, or two cars will all pass each other comfortably on the newly upgraded Kilbeggan Bridge in Tullamore — that was the clear assurance from Offaly County Council’s Senior Executive Engineer, Joe ...

09 May 2025 at 16:33

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New footpath and gateway onto greenway opens in Tullamore

25 Sept 2025 at 10:33

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Italian crew needed to fix traffic lights out of action on Offaly bridge

Traffic lights at the canal bridge in Rahan have been out of action for a long number of months. Responding to a question from Cathaoirleach, Councillor Declan Harvey at the June meeting of Tullamore Municipal ...

03 Jul 2025 at 07:33

Tullamore Tribune

Redwood Estate Tullamore 'taken in charge' others left in limbo

22 Jul 2025 at 17:33

Tullamore Tribune

Civic reception honouring Offaly's Older People's Council

A civic reception to honour Offaly's Older People's Council and its wider network took place last Thursday July 10 in Aras an Chontae. The event was hosted by Cathaoirleach of Offaly County Council ...

14 Jul 2025 at 19:33

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Tributes paid amid calls to honour visionary Christy Maye’s enduring legacy

A wave of heartfelt tributes and calls for a lasting memorial have followed the recent passing of Christy Maye the iconic figure in Tullamore’s business and social landscape. During the June ...

23 Jun 2025 at 11:33

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